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NFL’s Divisive Tush Push Vote: Which Teams Shockingly Backed — or Opposed — Banning the Controversial Eagles Play?

NFL’s Divisive Tush Push Vote: Which Teams Shockingly Backed — or Opposed — Banning the Controversial Eagles Play?

Well, it looks like the tussle over one of football’s most talked-about moves—commonly dubbed the “tush push”—is far from over. The proposal aimed at banning this play, which the Philadelphia Eagles have turned into a signature move, just missed the mark this week, falling two votes shy of the required majority. Heading into the decision, the outcome felt like a coin toss. The Eagles, naturally, stood firm against the ban, but some teams seemed more open to tossing it out. Yet, when it all shook out, the “push” prevailed, and a spirited divide among NFL owners emerged, revealing some surprising alliances and rivalries. Curious about which squads sided with the ban, and which fought to keep this controversial tactic alive? Thanks to eagle-eyed insider Adam Schefter, the full lineup of votes is out in the open, and it’s a fascinating glimpse at the league’s undercurrents as the 2025 season approaches. LEARN MORE

The Packers are the least surprising team on that list, as they were the franchise that proposed the tush-push ban in the first place.It’s worth noting coaches did not vote on Wednesday’s proposal. That responsibility fell to team owners. So while Steichen may have been in favor of keeping the tush push around, Colts owner Jim Irsay apparently did not agree. Even so, it could make for a slightly awkward situation the next time Sirianni sees his former coordinators.Buffalo Bills

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That awkwardness won’t extend to former Eagles offensive coordinator Kellen Moore. After helping lead the Eagles to a Super Bowl win, Moore was hired as the Saints next head coach. The Saints were among the 10 teams to vote against the ban Wednesday, meaning Moore is probably a safe bet to receive a holiday card from Sirianni this winter.Chicago BearsAdvertisement

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